Cevik compressors: full range, models and how to choose
Quick answer: the Cevik compressors at Vetonek range from a 12 V mini inflator to three-phase units of 500 litres and 10 HP, grouped into four families: quiet oil-free, portable and semi-professional, belt-driven and three-phase, and petrol with a Honda engine. To choose, start from the tool you will connect (air flow in L/min), the power supply available (single-phase, three-phase or none) and how intensively you will use it.
The Cevik compressor range at a glance
The whole range is gathered in the Cevik compressors collection. This table summarises each family:
| Type | What it is for | Litres and power | Noise | Ideal for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quiet oil-free | Clean air with no oil maintenance | 6 to 180 L | 59 to 72 dB | DIY, indoor use, small workshop |
| Portable and semi-professional | Easy to move; inflating, painting, textured wall finishes | 6 to 100 L | Depending on model | Mobile use and occasional jobs |
| Belt-driven and three-phase | Heavy-duty service and several tools | 24 to 500 L, 3 to 10 HP, up to 14 bar | Depending on model | Workshops, industrial units and industry |
| Petrol (Honda engine) | Working without mains electricity | 3.2 to 100 L, 4 to 9 HP | Depending on model | Building sites and outdoors |
If you would rather see the whole catalogue, there is also the general collection of compressors and machinery.
Quiet oil-free Cevik compressors
They run without oil in the pump head, so they need no oil changes, and the range goes as low as 59 dB. They are the most common choice for DIY, indoor use and small workshops. More information in the guide to quiet oil-free compressors.
- Ultra-quiet oil-free compressor 6 L, only 59 dB for indoor use: from €97.02.
- Quiet oil-free compressor 50 L, 2 HP and high air flow: from €185.22.
- Quiet oil-free compressor 180 L, 4 HP and 493 L/min for industrial units: from €783.02.
Portable and semi-professional Cevik compressors
They include models from 6 to 100 L, a mini inflator and two continuous-duty compressors designed for textured wall finishes. If you are going to paint or spray, see the guide to compressors for painting, textured wall finishes and airbrushing.
- 12 V and 230 V mini air compressor, portable 7 bar inflator: from €28.42.
- Portable oil-free compressor 6 L, 1.5 HP and 180 L/min with handle: from €97.02.
- Continuous-duty compressor 3 HP, 330 L/min at 10 bar for textured wall finishes: from €979.02.
Belt-driven and three-phase Cevik compressors
These are the machines for daily professional use: from 24 to 500 L, from 3 to 10 HP and up to 14 bar. Three-phase models require a three-phase supply. Details in the guide to belt-driven and three-phase compressors.
- Belt-driven compressor 100 L, 3 HP and 365 L/min, single or three-phase: from €636.02.
- Belt-driven compressor 200 L, 4 HP and 539 L/min, high performance: from €1,224.02.
- Three-phase compressor 500 L and 10 HP, 1,074 L/min at 11 bar, two-stage: from €2,793.00.
Petrol Cevik compressors with a Honda engine
Designed for building sites and outdoor work where there is no power socket: from 3.2 to 100 L and from 4 to 9 HP. More in the guide to petrol and portable compressors.
- Portable petrol compressor 3.2 L, 5 HP Honda engine and 7 bar: from €881.02.
- Petrol compressor 100 L at 14 bar, 9 HP Honda GX270 engine: from €2,841.02.
How to choose according to your use
- DIY and home: a quiet oil-free model of 6 to 24 L is usually enough for occasional inflating, cleaning or nailing.
- Home or small workshop: a quiet 50 L model or a semi-professional 50 to 100 L model gives you headroom for several tools.
- Painting and textured wall finishes: prioritise air flow and continuous duty; look at the continuous-duty models and the specific guide.
- Building site without electricity: petrol models with a Honda engine.
- Intensive professional use: belt-driven or three-phase compressors from 100 L upwards.
Before deciding, compare the air flow your tool needs with the air flow the compressor delivers: we explain it in litres, air flow and bar: what to look at and in the guide to pneumatic tools and compressor air flow. To look after it properly, read compressor maintenance: condensate draining, oil and filters.
Related guides
- How to choose an air compressor: complete guide by type of use
- Quiet oil-free compressors
- Belt-driven and three-phase compressors
- Petrol and portable compressors
Frequently asked questions
What range of Cevik compressors is there?
Vetonek offers Cevik quiet oil-free compressors (6 to 180 L), portable and semi-professional ones (6 to 100 L, including a 12 V and 230 V mini inflator), belt-driven and three-phase ones (24 to 500 L, 3 to 10 HP, up to 14 bar) and petrol ones with a Honda engine (3.2 to 100 L, 4 to 9 HP).
What is the best Cevik compressor for a home workshop?
For a home workshop, the quiet 50 L oil-free models or the semi-professional 50 to 100 L ones usually fit best, as they give you headroom for several tools without requiring a three-phase installation. The final choice depends on the air flow your tool consumes.
What is the difference between an oil-free compressor and a belt-driven one?
The oil-free model needs no oil changes and is quieter (from 59 dB in this range), so it suits DIY and small workshops. The belt-driven model is designed for more intensive professional use, with larger capacity and power, and three-phase versions are available.
Are there petrol Cevik compressors?
Yes. There are four models with a Honda engine, from 3.2 to 100 L and from 4 to 9 HP, designed for working on building sites or outdoors without a power socket.
How many litres do I need?
As a guide, 6 to 24 L for occasional use, 50 to 100 L for frequent use with several tools and 150 L or more for several workstations at once. In addition to the litres, check the air flow in L/min and the pressure in bar that your tool requires.
Where can I see all the Cevik compressors?
In the Cevik compressors collection at Vetonek, where you can explore each model and its features.
